The cheapest unit price can still produce an expensive order. A workable wholesale order has to suit your local retail channel, identify the exact model and version, set the quality standard, account for the full delivery cost and state where the supplier’s responsibility ends.
Review the current mobile phone wholesale catalog before building the RFQ so the requested category, version and quantity follow one commercial path.
Those details matter even more when one order includes several categories:
- New Android smartphones
- Tablets
- Chargers and charging cables
- Power banks
- Audio products
- Docking stations
- Used iPhones
Each category needs its own buying criteria. A sealed HONOR or Xiaomi smartphone cannot be evaluated like a used iPhone. An Anker power bank also has different version, packaging and transport requirements from a tablet.
This guide covers the decisions that belong in the request, the quotation comparison and the first order.
Download the printable B2B buyer’s guide (PDF)
Who this guide is for
It is written for:
- Mobile phone wholesalers
- Independent phone shops
- Consumer electronics retailers
- Regional distributors
- Ecommerce resellers
- Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp sellers
- Used-phone dealers
- Repair shops adding retail inventory
- First-time importers
- Buyers using a freight forwarder in mainland China or Hong Kong
It is particularly useful when you want to test several products without putting the whole budget into one model.
Key Takeaways
- Start with your sales channel and target retail price, not with a supplier catalog.
- New phones, used iPhones and accessories require different RFQ fields and inspection standards.
- The exact model code, regional version, storage, RAM, color and packaging must be confirmed before prices can be compared.
- A mixed-SKU order can reduce inventory concentration and test several price points at the same time.
- The lowest unit price is not necessarily the lowest total buying cost.
- Delivery responsibility, documents, inspection evidence and substitution rules should be agreed before payment.
- Use the first order to record what sells, what causes problems and what should change in the second order.
1. Is buying directly from China right for your business?
Buying directly from China may make sense when you need a broader selection, a flexible mix of models or several brands and accessory categories in the same order.
It may fit your business when you:
- Regularly replenish smartphones or consumer electronics
- Need several brands or models in one order
- Want to test new products in relatively small quantities
- Sell phones together with chargers, cables, power banks or audio products
- Have a freight forwarder or receiving warehouse in China or Hong Kong
- Can manage destination-country customs clearance and import requirements
- Want to build a repeatable sourcing and replenishment process
Direct sourcing may be less suitable when:
- You only need one or two units
- You require immediate local delivery
- You do not have a freight or customs arrangement
- The savings on a small order would be consumed by transport and import costs
- You need a local consumer warranty administered by a domestic distributor
- You have not confirmed whether the product version works in your market
Compare that option with buying from a local wholesaler or regional hub. Look at total cost, order size, availability, delivery time, warranty expectations and inventory turnover rather than focusing on the supplier’s unit price.
2. What products can be sourced?
A mobile electronics order can combine several product families. Each one should have a clear job in your retail assortment.
| Product category | Typical buying purpose | Main points to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| New Android phones | Entry-level, mid-range and premium retail inventory | Model code, regional version, RAM, storage, color, network compatibility and packaging |
| Tablets | Retail, education, entertainment or business buyers | Wi-Fi or cellular version, storage, screen size, keyboard or stylus support and accessories |
| Used iPhones | Premium resale at a lower buying cost | Model, storage, cosmetic grade, battery target, lock status, repair condition and QC scope |
| Chargers | Add-on sales and replacement demand | Wattage, port configuration, plug type, voltage, packaging and market version |
| Charging cables | High-turnover accessory replenishment | Connector type, length, power rating, data capability and packaging |
| Power banks | Travel, mobile work and emergency charging | Capacity, maximum output, built-in cables, wireless charging and transport documentation |
| Audio products | Retail bundles and standalone accessory sales | Connection type, language, packaging, battery status and model version |
| Hubs and docking stations | Laptop, tablet and business-user channels | Port configuration, display support, charging output and operating-system compatibility |
NexusSupply currently positions its wholesale route around new Android phones and tablets, used iPhones, phone accessories and mixed-SKU replenishment for B2B buyers. Its published brand routes include Anker, HONOR, Huawei, Xiaomi and ZTE.
New Android phones and tablets
New Android products are normally purchased by:
- Exact model
- Regional or market version
- RAM and storage configuration
- Color
- Quantity
- Packaging condition
- Target country
- Required delivery method
For example, “HONOR phone, 50 units” is not a complete buying request.
A useful request would look more like:
HONOR X-series smartphones, 50 units total, mixed models allowed, minimum 8GB RAM, 256GB preferred, black and green colors, global or export-market version with Google services, intended for retail sale in Oman.
The second request gives the supplier enough detail to suggest available models or substitutes that fit the brief.
Branded mobile accessories
Accessories can include:
- Anker chargers
- USB-C chargers
- Power banks
- Charging cables
- Wireless chargers
- Earphones and headphones
- USB-C hubs
- Docking stations
- Wearable products
An accessory RFQ should state how the products will be sold. A phone shop serving price-sensitive customers needs a different assortment from a premium electronics store that sells laptop charging and workstation accessories.
For Anker products, buyers should specify the model or product family, charging wattage, plug type, target market, quantity and packaging requirements. Current models and live wholesale prices should be confirmed during the quotation rather than assumed from a static product page.
Used iPhones
Used iPhones are batch-based products, not standardized new inventory.
Two batches carrying the same model name may differ in:
- Cosmetic condition
- Battery health
- Screen condition
- Repair history
- Storage mix
- Color mix
- Regional origin
- Carrier status
- Activation status
- Included accessories
A used iPhone quotation is hard to evaluate until the request states these conditions.
Apple’s pre-owned iPhone guidance says not to buy a device while Activation Lock is enabled, because the next owner may be unable to activate it.
Used iPhones therefore need a separate inspection and acceptance standard from new Android phones.
3. New and used products need different buying standards
Applying one checklist to every device is a common sourcing mistake. The comparison below shows where the checks differ.
| Buying factor | New phones and tablets | Used iPhones |
|---|---|---|
| Condition | New, unused and factory-sealed | Defined cosmetic and functional condition |
| Pricing basis | Exact model and version | Current batch, condition and battery profile |
| Main identity check | Model code, serial number, packaging and regional version | IMEI, serial number, activation status and batch records |
| Battery requirement | New-product specification | Minimum battery-health target or replacement policy |
| Screen requirement | Factory product condition | Original, replaced or otherwise defined condition |
| Packaging | Original retail packaging or agreed configuration | Individual protection, neutral box or agreed packaging |
| Inspection focus | Quantity, model, packaging and sampled function checks | Cosmetic grading, battery, locks, repair status and functions |
| Warranty assumption | Must be confirmed by product and market | Must be expressly defined with the supplier |
| Availability | Current supplier allocation | Current used-device batch |
New products depend on an accurate specification. Used products depend on both the specification and the stated condition.
A supplier should never be asked to quote “Grade A used iPhones” without a written explanation of what Grade A means for that order.
4. Start with your customer and retail price
Before requesting models, decide who will buy the products after they arrive. A practical phone assortment usually covers several shelf roles.
Entry-level products
These products are used for:
- Price-sensitive buyers
- First-time smartphone users
- Backup-phone customers
- Students
- Worker channels
- High-turnover retail counters
Entry-level models usually deserve more units when the local channel is driven by volume.
Mid-range products
These often become the core of the inventory because they can balance:
- Recognized brand
- Modern design
- Storage capacity
- Camera features
- Battery life
- Affordable retail price
A first order will usually allocate more budget to the mid-range tier than to premium experimental products.
Premium products
Premium smartphones, foldables and high-capacity models can provide:
- Higher absolute gross profit per unit
- Stronger shop presentation
- Upgrade options for existing customers
- Content opportunities for social sellers
They also use more working capital and may turn more slowly. Initial quantities should therefore remain controlled unless the buyer already has confirmed demand.
Accessories
Do not select accessories simply because they are available.
Every accessory should support one of the following commercial roles:
- Attach sale with a phone
- Replacement demand
- Travel and mobile-work use
- Premium upgrade
- High-frequency repeat purchase
- Retail bundle component
For example, a phone shop selling USB-C Android devices might combine:
- 20W to 45W chargers
- USB-C to USB-C cables
- Compact power banks
- Wireless or Bluetooth audio
- Protective accessories where available
A shop serving business travelers may instead emphasize:
- 65W to 100W chargers
- High-capacity power banks
- Multi-port charging stations
- USB-C hubs
- Docking stations
5. How to prepare a branded phone or tablet RFQ
The quotation can only be as precise as the RFQ. A broad request leaves room for assumptions, while a structured one gives the buyer something specific to approve or reject.
Required product fields
For each phone or tablet line, provide:
- Brand
- Exact model name
- Model code, when known
- Product condition
- Regional or market version
- RAM
- Storage
- Color
- Quantity
- Acceptable substitute
- Target country
- Target buying price, when appropriate
- Required date
- Packaging requirements
- Delivery method
Example phone RFQ line
| Field | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Brand | Xiaomi |
| Product | REDMI smartphone |
| Price position | Entry to lower mid-range |
| RAM | 6GB minimum |
| Storage | 128GB or 256GB |
| Quantity | 30 units |
| Colors | Black preferred; blue acceptable |
| Version | Export-market version suitable for Saudi Arabia |
| Condition | New and factory-sealed |
| Substitute | Same price band and storage, subject to approval |
Example tablet RFQ line
| Field | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Brand | HONOR or Xiaomi |
| Screen | Approximately 10 to 12 inches |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi; cellular alternative quoted separately |
| RAM | 6GB minimum |
| Storage | 128GB minimum |
| Quantity | 20 units |
| Use case | Consumer retail and student use |
| Accessories | Cases and chargers quoted separately |
| Market | Kuwait |
| Substitute | Similar screen and memory configuration |
A supplier can recommend models when the buyer provides the commercial role, price band and minimum specification, even if the exact model has not been chosen.
6. How to prepare an accessory RFQ
Accessory quotations often become difficult to compare when the request names only a category.
“Anker chargers” may refer to many different products with different outputs, ports, plugs and retail price positions.
Charger RFQ fields
- Brand
- Exact model or wattage range
- Number of ports
- USB-C and USB-A configuration
- Plug type
- Input voltage
- Packaging language
- Quantity
- Target market
- Required certification documents, where applicable
Cable RFQ fields
- Connector combination
- Cable length
- Maximum charging power
- Data-transfer requirement
- Braided or standard cable
- Color
- Retail packaging
- Quantity
Power bank RFQ fields
- Capacity
- Maximum output
- Port configuration
- Built-in cable requirement
- Wireless charging requirement
- Display requirement
- Product dimensions
- Packaging
- Battery documentation
- Quantity
Phones, tablets and power banks contain lithium batteries, and acceptance for air transport depends on the product configuration, packaging, documentation, route and carrier. Buyers should confirm current requirements directly with their freight provider before arranging pickup.
7. How to prepare a used iPhone RFQ
A used iPhone RFQ requires more detail than a new-device request.
At minimum, include:
- Model generation
- Standard, Plus, Pro or Pro Max
- Storage
- Quantity
- Cosmetic grade
- Written acceptable-wear standard
- Minimum battery health
- Screen requirement
- Battery replacement acceptance
- Face ID requirement
- Camera and audio checks
- IMEI requirement
- Carrier-unlocked requirement
- Activation Lock requirement
- MDM status
- Packaging
- Target market
- Inspection evidence
Example used iPhone RFQ
Used iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro, 128GB and 256GB, 50 units total. Premium retail grade with clean screens and limited frame wear. Minimum battery health 85%. Face ID, cameras, charging, speakers, microphones, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth must function normally. Units must be carrier-unlocked, free from Activation Lock and suitable for activation in South Africa. Please quote the available model, storage and color mix against the current batch.
Compare that with a request that says only:
Please send your used iPhone price list.
Used iPhone availability should be confirmed by batch because the model, storage, condition, battery health and color mix can change. NexusSupply asks buyers to define the intended stock profile before it prepares a final quotation.
8. MOQ and mixed-SKU orders
MOQ should be considered at two levels:
- Total order requirement
- Requirement for each product line
At the time of publication, NexusSupply’s standard starting points are:
- New Android phones and tablets: 10 units total, with no per-SKU minimum inside the device mix
- Used iPhones: 10 units total, subject to the available batch
- Accessories, including Anker products: 20 units per SKU
- Multiple categories may be combined in one order
- Total order value must exceed US$2,000
This structure lets a buyer test several products without purchasing ten units of every phone model.
For example, a 10-unit device order could theoretically include:
- 3 entry-level Android phones
- 3 mid-range Android phones
- 2 premium Android phones
- 2 tablets
Accessory lines can then be added in quantities of at least 20 units per SKU.
Final availability, quantities and prices must still be confirmed in the quotation.
What a mixed-SKU order can test
A mixed order lets the buyer test:
- Several retail price bands
- More than one brand
- Different storage capacities
- Phone and tablet demand
- Charger attachment rates
- Power-bank demand
- Premium and budget customer segments
The aim is to give each SKU a clear role rather than maximize the number of order lines.
An order containing ten unrelated experimental products may be harder to manage than an order containing four carefully selected products with clear shelf positions.
9. Confirm the exact model, version, capacity and color
A phone’s commercial name may not identify the exact product being quoted.
Before accepting a quotation, confirm:
- Full product name
- Model number or model code
- Regional version
- RAM
- Storage
- Color
- SIM configuration
- Network bands
- eSIM support, when required
- NFC support, when required
- Google services
- Supported languages
- Charger inclusion
- Plug type
- Packaging language
Regional version
The same product family may have versions intended for different markets.
Possible differences can include:
- Network bands
- SIM configuration
- eSIM
- NFC
- Preinstalled software
- Google services
- Language options
- Charger plug
- Packaging
- Warranty coverage
Give the supplier the destination country and, where necessary, the intended mobile operators. Then check the exact model code against the required network and software conditions.
Do not assume that a product described as “global” automatically meets every local requirement.
Use the global-versus-China-version verification guide to match the model code, software build, Google certification, SIM/eSIM, plug, package and warranty region before approval.
RAM and storage
Storage differences can change both the cost and the product’s place in the retail range.
The quotation should not compare:
- 4GB/128GB with 8GB/256GB
- Standard model with Pro model
- Wi-Fi tablet with cellular tablet
- 128GB used iPhone with 256GB used iPhone
A price difference is only meaningful when both suppliers are quoting the same product configuration.
Color
Color affects availability and sometimes price.
Mark each color requirement as:
- Required
- Preferred
- Acceptable substitute
- Unrestricted
Some flexibility on color can help complete a mixed order. Requiring one color may shorten the period in which the quote can actually be filled.
10. How to verify the product and supplier
A low price, a product photo or one serial number cannot establish authenticity. Verification has to cover the supplier, the product definition and the actual batch.
Verify the supplier
Request and check:
- Legal company name
- Business registration information
- Registered address
- Bank beneficiary name
- Company website and business email
- Quotation and proforma invoice details
- Warehouse or packing evidence
- Previous commercial references where appropriate
Compare the receiving bank account with the contracting entity. Investigate any unexplained change in beneficiary information before payment. The seven-step supplier verification guide covers how to cross-check the legal entity, PI, beneficiary and current-stock evidence before funds move.
Verify the product definition
Confirm:
- Exact model
- Model code
- Version
- Packaging
- Serial or IMEI recording method
- Included accessories
- Carton labeling
- Inspection scope
A serial-number check can support verification, but it does not replace inspection of the product, packaging, documents and commercial source.
Verify the batch
Depending on order size and product type, request:
- Current product photos
- Batch photos
- Sampled inspection videos
- Packaging photos
- Outer-carton labels
- Quantity records
- Serial or IMEI list
- Battery records for used devices
- Carton dimensions and weight
- Pre-dispatch inspection report
Agree on the evidence before payment. Do not wait until the goods have been packed to ask for it.
Branded accessories
For branded accessories such as Anker products, confirm:
- Full model name
- Product SKU
- Plug type
- Packaging version
- Barcode and label information
- Market language
- Certification-document availability
- Warranty assumptions
- Current batch and stock availability
A photograph of a similar model is not enough. The quotation should identify the model that will actually be supplied.
11. How to compare two wholesale quotations
Compare prices only after the underlying offers have been put on the same basis.
Use a comparison table like this:
| Comparison field | Supplier A | Supplier B |
|---|---|---|
| Brand and model | ||
| Model code | ||
| Regional version | ||
| RAM and storage | ||
| Color | ||
| Condition | ||
| Quantity | ||
| Unit price | ||
| Price validity | ||
| Packaging | ||
| Inspection evidence | ||
| Included documents | ||
| Local delivery charge | ||
| Handoff location | ||
| Payment terms | ||
| Lead time | ||
| Substitution policy | ||
| Shortage or exception handling |
Compare what is excluded
The lower-looking price may exclude:
- Local delivery
- Packing
- Inspection
- Labeling
- Carton preparation
- Documentation
- Payment fees
- Freight-forwarder handling
- Insurance
- Export formalities
- Import duty
- Destination taxes
The unit price is only one part of the buying cost.
Check price validity
Mobile-device availability and pricing can change quickly.
Every quotation should have:
- Issue date
- Expiry date
- Stock reservation terms
- Payment deadline
- Lead-time assumption
Do not treat a current quotation and an expired one as if they describe the same market conditions.
Check substitution rules
For each line, define what happens if the requested product becomes unavailable.
Possible substitutes include:
- Same model in another color
- Same model with higher storage
- Related model in the same price band
- Alternative charger wattage
- Alternative cable length
- Alternative product from the same brand
The supplier should not make a substitution outside the agreed approval process.
12. Plan the complete delivery cost
The supplier’s unit price is not the final cost of putting the stock on your shelf.
A practical cost calculation should include:
Estimated inventory cost = product cost + China-side delivery or handling + international freight + insurance + customs clearance + duty and tax + payment cost + local delivery + inspection or rework allowance
Not every cost applies to every order, but each category should be checked.
NexusSupply’s current handoff options
NexusSupply currently supports:
- Delivery to a buyer-nominated address in mainland China
- Delivery to a buyer-nominated address in Hong Kong
- Buyer-arranged UPS or DHL collection from the warehouse
After the agreed handoff, the buyer arranges onward transport, insurance, import clearance, duties, taxes and final-market delivery. NexusSupply does not currently provide FOB, DDP or onward export services.
Delivery to a freight forwarder
Provide:
- Receiving company
- Contact name
- Phone number
- Complete address
- Receiving hours
- Warehouse code
- Shipping mark
- Appointment requirements
- Required carton labels
Confirm whether the freight forwarder accepts:
- Mobile phones
- Tablets
- Used electronic devices
- Power banks
- Lithium-battery products
UPS or DHL pickup
Before booking collection, confirm:
- Final carton count
- Carton dimensions
- Gross weight
- Product description
- Battery configuration
- Required waybill and labels
- Collection window
- Warehouse contact
- Carrier acceptance
Wait for the final packing data before booking the courier. Estimated carton details can produce the wrong booking.
13. Documents to confirm before payment
The document set depends on the products, destination and delivery arrangement.
Common commercial documents include:
- Formal quotation
- Proforma invoice
- Product list
- Packing assumptions
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Carton data
- Serial-number or IMEI list where agreed
- Inspection report
- Inspection photos or video
- Battery or transport documents where applicable
- Certification documents where available and required
What the proforma invoice should state
- Supplier legal name
- Buyer legal name
- Product descriptions
- Model and version
- Quantity
- Unit price
- Total price
- Currency
- Payment terms
- Delivery or handoff point
- Lead time
- Price validity
- Packaging
- Inspection requirements
- Substitution rules
- Bank beneficiary information
Do not send payment based only on a WhatsApp price message. Put the final product definition and commercial terms in a formal order document.
14. How to design the first test order
Use the first order to answer practical questions:
- Which price band sells fastest?
- Which brand receives the most interest?
- Which storage option works?
- Do customers prefer entry-level or mid-range models?
- How many customers buy a charger with a phone?
- Do power banks turn fast enough to reorder?
- Which products generate the most returns?
- How long does each SKU remain in inventory?
- How reliable is the supplier’s communication and packing process?
Test enough without creating chaos
A useful first order may contain:
- Two or three phone price tiers
- One tablet line
- Two or three accessory lines
- Small quantities of premium products
- Larger quantities of predictable replenishment products
Avoid:
- Too many colors
- Too many nearly identical storage versions
- Large quantities of an untested premium model
- Accessories with no relationship to your customer base
- Used iPhones without a written grade standard
- Products with unconfirmed network or market compatibility
Record the result
For each SKU, track:
- Quantity received
- Quantity sold
- Average selling price
- Gross profit
- Days to sell
- Customer questions
- Return or defect rate
- Reason for slow sales
- Recommended reorder quantity
Those records should make the next order more accurate.
15. Example mixed-SKU test order
This example is illustrative. Confirm the models, availability and prices in a current quotation.
Buyer profile
- Independent mobile retailer
- Target market: Gulf country
- Main customers: entry-level and mid-range Android buyers
- Secondary customers: iPhone users purchasing accessories
- Objective: test three device price bands and an accessory attachment strategy
Device mix
| Shelf role | Product direction | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-level Android | HONOR, REDMI or ZTE model | 4 |
| Mid-range Android | HONOR or Xiaomi model | 3 |
| Premium Android | Xiaomi or HONOR flagship line | 1 |
| Consumer tablets | HONOR or Xiaomi Wi-Fi tablets | 2 |
| Total devices | 10 |
Accessory mix
| Product | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Anker or branded USB-C chargers | 20 |
| USB-C charging cables | 20 |
| Compact power banks | 20 |
What this order tests
- Entry-level phone turnover
- Mid-range demand
- Premium-product interest
- Tablet demand
- Charger attachment rate
- Cable replacement demand
- Power-bank retail acceptance
The mix also keeps the full budget from being tied to one phone model.
16. Copyable B2B RFQ template
Use this template when requesting a wholesale quotation.
Company information
Company name:
Contact person:
Email:
WhatsApp:
Country or target market:
Buyer type: Wholesaler / Retailer / Distributor / Ecommerce seller / Repair shop / Other
New phones and tablets
| Brand | Exact model or product range | Version | RAM/Storage | Color | Quantity | Acceptable substitute |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Required network or operators:
Google services required: Yes / No
SIM requirement:
NFC or eSIM requirement:
Packaging requirement:
Charger and plug requirement:
Used iPhones
| Model | Storage | Grade | Battery target | Quantity | Color preference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Carrier-unlocked required: Yes / No
Activation Lock-free required: Yes
MDM-free required: Yes
Screen requirement:
Battery replacement accepted: Yes / No / Subject to approval
Functional checks required:
Inspection evidence required:
Accessories
| Brand | Model or specification | Plug/connector | Packaging | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Required charging wattage:
Power-bank capacity:
Required certification or transport documents:
Packaging language:
Commercial requirements
Target budget:
Target buying price, if applicable:
Required date:
Preferred payment method:
Price-validity requirement:
Inspection requirement:
Carton-label requirement:
Delivery method
Select one:
- Buyer-nominated mainland China address
- Buyer-nominated Hong Kong address
- Buyer-arranged UPS pickup
- Buyer-arranged DHL pickup
Receiving address or courier instructions:
Freight-forwarder contact:
Required documents:
Additional notes:
17. Frequently asked questions
Can a buyer combine phones, tablets and accessories in one order?
Yes. NexusSupply accepts mixed-SKU requests containing new Android phones, tablets, used iPhones and accessories, subject to the applicable MOQ and total-order requirement.
What is the minimum order for phones?
New Android phones, tablets and used iPhones currently start at 10 units total, with no per-SKU minimum inside the device mix. Final availability must be confirmed during quotation.
What is the MOQ for Anker and other accessories?
Accessories currently start at 20 units per SKU. Different accessory SKUs may be combined with phones or tablets in one order.
Is there a minimum order value?
Yes. The current published minimum total order value is more than US$2,000.
Are wholesale prices published online?
Static pages can show product routes and available categories. Final prices depend on current stock, exact version, quantity and delivery assumptions.
Can NexusSupply ship directly to my country?
NexusSupply’s current scope is delivery to a nominated mainland China or Hong Kong address, or buyer-arranged UPS/DHL pickup. The buyer manages onward international transport and import clearance after the agreed handoff.
How should I verify that a phone works in my country?
Provide the destination country, intended operator, exact model code and required network features. Confirm network bands, SIM configuration, regional version, software services and plug type before payment.
Can I request a mix of colors and storage capacities?
Yes, subject to current stock. Mark which variants are required and which may be substituted.
Why does a used iPhone need a batch-specific quotation?
Condition, battery health, storage, color and model availability vary between batches. The quotation should therefore be based on the actual stock profile under review rather than a permanent price list.
How quickly can I receive a quotation?
The team responds to a clear RFQ within one business day. Include the exact model or acceptable range, quantity, version, QC evidence and handoff method so the request is clear.
Build the order before asking for the price
The useful work starts before the supplier sends a quotation.
First define:
- Who will buy the product
- Which retail price band it must occupy
- Which specifications are mandatory
- Which substitutes are acceptable
- How the goods will be inspected
- Where the supplier’s responsibility ends
- How the products will reach the destination market
- What the first order needs to prove
Put those decisions into one structured RFQ. It will be easier to compare offers, catch version mistakes, set the used-device quality standard and see whether every product has a place in your market.
Request a current wholesale quote
Send NexusSupply:
- Your company and target market
- Required brands or product categories
- Models and quantities
- Version, storage and color requirements
- Used iPhone grade and battery requirements, where applicable
- Accessory specifications
- Preferred delivery method
- Target budget or buying price
NexusSupply will review the request against current availability and confirm the applicable MOQ, pricing assumptions, lead time, next steps and any follow-up questions.
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RFQ Fields
- Company name, buyer type and target market
- New phone and tablet models, versions, storage, colors and quantities
- Used iPhone model, grade, battery target, lock status and inspection standard
- Accessory model or specification, plug type, packaging and quantity
- Target budget, required date and acceptable substitutions
- Mainland China or Hong Kong delivery address, or buyer-arranged UPS/DHL pickup instructions